Book,  Chapter

1   Read        |    who are always the nicest readers. But they who know sloth
2   Read        | intelligible to all sorts of readers as I can. And I had much
3   Read        |    me. I plainly tell all my readers, except half a dozen, this
4   Read        |   and attention than cursory readers, at least such as are prepossessed,
5      I,  I    |     to convince unprejudiced readers of the falseness of this
6     II,  XXVII|    will look strange to some readers, and possibly they are so
7    III,  XI   |  lead candid and intelligent readers into the true meaning of
8     IV,  I    |     is found to surpass most readers’ comprehension. But yet
9     IV,  XVII |  believe there are few of my readers who do not know such. And